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True or False
Q: If I make a replacement copy of a published work in a digital format, I can loan the new copy.
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Definition
Answer: True with stipulations due to the ease of copying from a copy.
Libraries do loan digitals works from copies and this does not infringe on copyright. It is reccomended to label these copies with a copyright warning statement.
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Q: Suppose I have one CD missing from a twelve-CD set and I can not purchase just the single copy of the CD.
1. I have to order a new set.
2. I can borrow the set and make a copy of the missing CD.
3. I can buy the set and return it after I take out the CD I want.
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| 2. I can borrow the set of CD's and legally make a copy to replace into my set. |
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True or False
We can copy our old filmstrips onto Power Point slides to loan out. |
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Definition
| TRUE if the filmstrips are not available for purchase in the desired format. |
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TRUE or FALSE
Q: Our district has discarded all VHS machines and has moved to all DVD- only format. Does the copyright law allow us to make DVD copies of all the VHS tapes? |
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| True; if there is no available copy to purchase in the new format. |
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| Can students make copies of articles in periodicals or to print out articles found on the Web? |
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Definition
| Yes, they can if it is for personal study or educational purposes. |
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| Do you feel obligated to take all donated items and add them to your collection? |
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